edge index
edge index noun: a series of alphabetically marked or otherwise labelled inked areas that bleed to the trim, often in the fore edge, of a large reference book, encyclopaedia, Bible, etc., to allow quick access to various parts of the text.

Noun
edge index (plural edge indexes)
- A series of alphabetically marked or otherwise labelled inked areas that bleed to the trim, often in the fore edge, of a large reference book, encyclopaedia, Bible, etc., to allow quick access to various parts of the text.
Forms of edge index
| plural | edge indexes |
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Questions about edge index
- What does edge index mean?
- Edge index means a series of alphabetically marked or otherwise labelled inked areas that bleed to the trim, often in the fore edge, of a large reference book, encyclopaedia, Bible, etc., to allow quick access to various parts of the text.
- What part of speech is edge index?
- Edge index is a noun.
- What is the plural of edge index?
- The plural of edge index is edge indexes.
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